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Wandering Down the Rabbit Holes of History

Patricia Morse

Stories, galleries of the "history picture of the day," and links. Musings about history, memory, and how we got this way. Focus on Hyde Park, Chicago, and the experience of 20th Century America, especially during World War II. Sent out weekly (mostly)

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